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12 May 2016Restoration of randomly sampled blurred images
The problem this paper addresses is to create an approximation for a source image given only a randomly selected subset of pixel samples extracted from a blurred version of the source image. This problem is different from the conventional image restoration problem, which attempts to create an approximation for the source image given all of the pixel samples available in the blurred image. Our approach finds a minimum weighted L2 norm solution for the ideal image that satisfies linear constraints given by the observed samples of the blurred image.